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19.—(1) Where an energy assessor undertakes an inspection of the system he must make a written report of the inspection and give it to the relevant person as soon as practicable after completing the inspection.
(2) The inspection report must include an assessment of the air-conditioning efficiency and the sizing of the system compared to the cooling requirements of the building, and contain appropriate advice on possible improvements to the system, replacement of the system and alternative solutions.
(3) The inspection report must be in a form including the following information—
(a)the reference number under which the set of data from which the report may be produced has been entered onto the register in accordance with regulation 27;
(b)the address of the building in which the system is located;
(c)the name of the energy assessor;
(d)the name and address of the energy assessor’s employer, or, if such a person is self-employed, the name under which that person trades and their address;
(e)the date on which the inspection occurred; and
(f)the name of the approved accreditation scheme of which the energy assessor is a member.
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